Previous Projects & Winners
EUCPN Previous projects & winners
2017
On 14-15 December 2017, the Best Practice Conference (BPC) was held in Tallinn, Estonia. It was again a great success since 18 countries participated with their best national crime prevention projects, focusing on the theme 'Cyber Safety'.
The 2017 ECPA was awarded to the Estonian entry: The cyber defence field of study at Põltsamaa Coeducational gymnasium. The delegation received a check of 10 000 euro. The second place went to the Danish entry: The Danes’ digital self-defense. And Belgium got the third place for their entry: Cybersimple.
The Watchlist Internet
This is the Austrian ECPA entry for 2017, the theme was cyber safety.
The Internet Class
This is the Romanian ECPA entry for 2017, the theme was cyber safety.
Cybersimple
This is the Belgian ECPA entry for 2017, the theme was cyber safety.
This is an additional Polish ECPA entry for 2016. The theme was Prevention of crimes committed on elderly people.
This is an additional German ECPA entry for 2016. The theme was Prevention of crimes committed on elderly people.
This is an additional French ECPA entry for 2015. The theme was Cybercrime.
This is the Romanian ECPA entry for 2015. The theme was Cybercrime.
This is the Swedish ECPA entry for 2015. The theme was Cybercrime.
This is the Danish ECPA entry for 2014. The theme was Trafficking in Human Beings.
This is the Bulgarian ECPA entry for 2014. The theme was Trafficking in Human Beings.
This is the Swedish ECPA entry for 2013. The theme was Domestic Violence.
The aim of the scheme is multiagency intervention so that risk can be monitored on a daily basis and any risk changes notified early to appropriate agencies to try and prevent further incidents.
To put an end to violence in families, prevent repetition and improve the living situation of family members in a long-lasting and efficient way through an integral process chain model for supra-organisational cooperation.
This is a collaborative partnership between the law enforcement agency, community members and groups, nonprofit providers and the individuals and organizations to serve to develop solutions to problems and increase trust in police.
This project focuses on the prevention of crime and communication with young children.
The strategy of activating the neighbourhood, including the youngsters, to take care of each other and for the neighbourhood, not just by focussing on the problems but also by working with present, positive aspects in the social quarter, aimed at reducing criminal facts and preventing further social tensions.